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| | | | | Severely ill patients suffer multiple failures of the human body. When these patients come to the inpatient acute care setting for treatment, providers strive to provide the best care possible, but unfortunately, that care cannot always save the patient’s life.
A hospital mortality has the potential to negatively affect a whole host of data for both the facility and the physicians treating such patients—including reimbursement, quality measures, observed to expected mortality ratios, and public reporting statistics. | | | | | | | | | |
| | | | | What to Expect | | | | | | During this 90-minute webinar, attendees will learn the the importance of establishing a systematic approach to reviewing records from a mortality perspective for risk adjustment optimization. | | | | | | | | | | | |  | Explain CMS 30-day risk-standardized mortality measures |
| | | Define “expected” versus “observed” mortality rates |
| | Identify common risk-adjusting diagnoses |
| | | Employ a risk adjustment calculator |
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| | | | | | Register today before its too late!
We're looking forward to connecting with you during our webinar. | |
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